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South Africa: Aiden Markram capt , Hashim Amla, JP Duminy, Imran Tahir, David Miller, Morne Morkel, Chris Morris, Lungisani Ngidi, Andile Phehlukwayo, Kagiso Rabada, Tabraiz Shamsi, Khayelihle Zondo, Farhaan Behardien, Heinrich Klaasen wk , AB de Villiers. Though, India begun with steady base, but Shekhar Dhawan was caught at 34. South Africa are less sure than India.
We certainly look forward to catching our breaths in the break that follows before the 'Men in Blue' return to action in the T20I Tri-Series in Sri Lanka. That choked the run rate and sol an amazing effort from the Proteas skipper, who also got a ton, South Africa in hindsight looked a lot light on the runs. The middle-order continues to be another area of focus. Bhuvneshwar Kumar began proceedings by spiriting three wickets in his first three overs. The last 10 caballeros also went for only 69 runs. Then two balls later, the ball takes a huge edge of Ashwin's bat but goes just wide of Du Plessis who even dove to reach the ball. For now, I bid you good night on behalf of my colleague Devdutt, as well as our responsible Umang Pabari and freelance cricket writer Chetan Narula, who provided us with valuable inputs from ground zero. DD National DD1 to broadcast One-Day International ODI and T20I series live coverage in India.
Two quick doubles collected off the next two deliveries, with the 150 coming up for the Proteas. Hardik Pandya got the big wicket of 26. The run chase never took off to be honest.
Willow TV Channel - Two off the fifth delivery, with Jonker squeezing a full delivery towards square-leg for a double. Behardien gets off the mark with a single off the first ball that he faces, before smacking the ball down the ground for a four two balls later.
That's it from us at Firstpost as we come to the end of the marathon tour of South Africa. It was a great learning curve for the Indians, as they fell short in the first two matches of the three-Test series despite putting in a great effort, before bouncing back in style to not only win the Wanderer's Test, but bag the ODI and T20I series 5-1 and 2-1 respectively! Was fitting for the series to end in such a thrilling manner, with debutant Christiaan Jonker nearly guiding the Proteas home in a late burst, while falling short of what would've been a dream half-century on debut by just one run. On that note, it is time for me, Amit, to sign off as we mark the end of our coverage for this tour. We certainly look forward to catching our breaths in the break that follows before the 'Men in Blue' return to action in the T20I Tri-Series in Sri Lanka. For now, I bid you good night on behalf of my colleague Devdutt, as well as our statistician Umang Pabari and freelance cricket writer Chetan Narula, who provided us with valuable inputs from ground zero. Virat Kohli: Having received it twice in a row is something very very special. To be able to maintain your performances is very pleasing at the international level. Full credit to the support staff as well as the boys. We are in a very exciting position at the moment. On learning in South Africa tour We understood the cricket that we need to play overseas, as well as the mindset that one needs for such a tour. That is something that we'll take back home. We take a lot of learning back home as a Test team. I would say we are still 80 percent. We haven't been able to play as we would've like. We certainly don't feel we are 100 percent yet. To be a world-class side for a long period of time, you need to be at your 95-100 percent everywhere you play. Rohit Sharma, India's stand-in captain: To be honest, I thought we were 15 runs short. How the first half went, I thought we lost our way towards the end. I mean these things happen and we learn from it. It was a decent score and once again, the bowlers did it for us. Hopefully we can move forward as a group in the coming games. We discussed certain plans and it worked. We tried to keep the ball on the stumps. It was a complete bowling unit performance. Suresh Raina is the Man of the Match. He scored 43 runs and took a wicket. Raina: You need to show intent in the first 6 overs. Credit to Kohli and Shastri for giving me the freedom. On his first-ball six When you get the ball in your area, you hit it. What we've done in the last one and a half months, no team has done in years. Credit goes to the support staff, who gave us a lot of confidence to express ourselves. JP Duminy, South African captain: They bowled pretty well in our batting powerplay. We couldn't get boundaries, and when we got boundaries, we couldn't get the singles either. Definitely thought 170 was gettable. Gotta give them credit for the way they executed their plans. I'm really proud of the way the guys went, especially Jonker in his first game. Full credit to India. First two Tests was good for us, and then winning the third Test gave them a lot of confidence. Jonker can only collect a single off the first ball, smacking it towards sweeper cover. Behardien uppercuts a short, wide ball over short third man for a four. Single collected off the third ball, with an under-pressure Bhuvneshwar conceding a wide off the fourth. Jonker squeezes a full toss down the ground for a couple of runs. Two off the fifth delivery, with Jonker squeezing a full delivery towards square-leg for a double. Full toss off the last ball, with Jonker getting a leading edge to get caught by Rohit at extra cover. India win by 7 runs to win the three-T20I series 2-1. That's two trophies to India out of three in this tour. Two balls later, we have Jonker smashing the ball over the long on fence for his second six. Two quick doubles collected off the next two deliveries, with the 150 coming up for the Proteas. Single collected off the last ball. South Africa still have a slim chance. Morris however, is castled off the third delivery, getting his middle stump uprooted. Behardien gets off the mark with a single off the first ball that he faces, before smacking the ball down the ground for a four two balls later. Gets a boundary off the third delivery, which brings up his 11th T20I fifty. Goes for a double off the penultimate ball, before perishing off the last delivery, getting caught by Rohit near extra-cover. Eight runs and a wicket off it. Jonker gets a single off the first ball, with Duminy smashing his second six two balls later, with the ball sailing over the long on boundary. Singles collected off the next two balls, with the 100 coming up for the Proteas. Duminy keeps the strike with a single off the last ball. Jonker can only collect a single off the first ball, smacking it towards sweeper cover. Behardien uppercuts a short, wide ball over short third man for a four. Single collected off the third ball, with an under-pressure Bhuvneshwar conceding a wide off the fourth. Jonker squeezes a full toss down the ground for a couple of runs. Two off the fifth delivery, with Jonker squeezing a full delivery towards square-leg for a double. Full toss off the last ball, with Jonker getting a leading edge to get caught by Rohit at extra cover. India win by 7 runs to win the three-T20I series 2-1. That's two trophies to India out of three in this tour. Preview: India and South Africa will battle it out in the series-deciding third and final Twenty20 International T20I at the Newlands Stadium here on Saturday. In the first game, a brilliant all-round show helped visitors beat hosts South Africa by 28 runs at Johannesburg. In the second game, South Africa, who lost the One-Day International ODI series 1-5, kept the T20I series alive by registering a six-wicket victory at Centurion. The second match was a show of respective batting resolves by both sides, especially of their middle-order batsmen. India stand-in captain Rohit Sharma and South Africa captain JP Duminy. These two will be eager to bounce back with improved performances in the third match as captain Virat Kohli trusts them. Kohli will depend on seamers Bhuvneshwar Kumar, if he is not rested, to provide the early breakthroughs. It is though not clear whether Kohli prefers to rest Bhuvneshwar, the way the team rested fellow pacer Jasprit Bumrah in the second match. Bhuvneshwar has played a lot in the tour which comes to end with the match on Saturday. The place of pacer Shardul Thakur is not guaranteed as the Mumbai right-armer has not impressed much in the two matches. The match may see the return of chinaman spinner Kuldeep Yadav. In the batting department, alongside skipper Kohli, batsmen Rohit Sharma, Dhawan, Dhoni, Hardik Pandya and Pandey will look to make the most of their capabilities this time also. Batsman Suresh Raina, who made a comeback in the T20Is will act as a vital cog in the middle-order and will look to proving his mettle after scoring 46 runs in two games. The home camp will be high on confidence after ending their three-match losing streak across ODIs and the first T20I. They must have been relieved the way they dealt with Chahal, who tormented them in the ODIs. While Reeza Hendricks punished the Indian spinners in the opener, Klassen and captain Duminy did the job in the second game. Farhaan Behardien and David Miller have not lived up to the expectations yet and the match gives them another chance to make impact and impress the selectors ahead of the busy schedule. The bowling department, featuring Andile Phehlukwayo, Junior Dala, Dane Paterson and Chris Morris along with chinaman Tabraiz Shamsi will have to come up with something special in order to get rid of the flamboyant Indian batsmen. Squads: India squad: Virat Kohli captain , Rohit Sharma, Shikhar Dhawan, Lokesh Rahul, Suresh Raina, Mahendra Singh Dhoni wk , Dinesh Karthik, Hardik Pandya, Manish Pandey, Axar Patel, Yuzvendra Chahal, Kuldeep Yadav, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Jasprit Bumrah, Jaydev Unadkat, Shardul Thakur. South Africa squad: Jean-Paul Duminy captain , Farhaan Behardien, Junior Dala, AB de Villiers, Reeza Hendricks, Christiaan Jonker, Heinrich Klaasen wk , David Miller, Chris Morris, Dane Paterson, Aaron Phangiso, Andile Phehlukwayo, Tabraiz Shamsi, Jon-Jon Smuts. With inputs from IANS Updated Date: Feb 25, 2018 01:33 AM.